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The H25 Lounge Chair by Skargaarden is a contemporary reinterpretation of Swedish designer Björn Hultén’s iconic H55 chair. Rooted in Scandinavian design heritage, H25 brings a timeless classic into modern outdoor living, combining elegant simplicity, refined craftsmanship and exceptional comfort.
With its clean lines and understated elegance, the H25 Lounge Chair reflects Skargaarden’s philosophy of creating furniture that balances tradition with contemporary design. A sophisticated addition to terraces, gardens and luxury outdoor spaces, designed to be enjoyed for years to come.
Björn Hultén is one of the most celebrated names in Swedish furniture design. He past away in 2008 but his legacy very much lives on through everything he designed, including almost 200 chairs! Two of which we make here at Skargaarden. H55, designed for the Helsingborg Exhibition in 1955, and Kryss; designed in 1975 for the (then new) Swedish Embassy in Cairo. Björn Hultén was also a professor at the School of Design and Crafts at the University of Gothenburg.